Ulrich Kunitz wrote:
How can I find out which RF chip I have in my device? This is an area where I
lack knowledge - why are there so many different chips? Is it one per region?
Or maybe ZyDAS sell the ZD1211 but it has to be combined by other vendors with
a RF chip for it to become useful?
It is quite easy to find it out -- it is encoded in the lower 4
bits of the hardware type in the EEPROM, currently E2P_POD in my
code. 0xD is RFMD, actually a RF2959. I have the constants in
zd_rf.h.
Ah yes, I looked at this register already. Mine reads 4 if I remember
correctly, AL2230_RF.
BTW you can now browse the git tree under
http://www.deine-taler.de/git/
The git tree you will find under http://www.deine-taler.de/zd1211/
Snapshots will be found under
http://www.deine-taler.de/snapshots/.
Thanks a lot for setting that up and all of your explanations so far.
As my first adventure into git-land, I have added the USB ID for my device.
I rsynced my .git dir to http://dev.gentoo.org/~dsd/zd1211.git/
Can you pull from that or do I need to do something else?
P.S. I have exams for the next 2 weeks so my contributions will be slow
to start with.
Daniel
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